Guy Miner's latest activity
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I love it Guy! That is what muzzleloader hunting should be! My first was a Lyman Great Plains and the current is a Lyman Deerstalker... -
I put in for muzzleloader hunts for deer, elk and antelope this year and didnt draw any of them. My kids will get muzzleloader tags for...
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Do it Guy! I also am going on a muzzleloader hunt with my old pal Zach in December. Its a “one whitetail deer” tag!
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I’m a muzzleloader junkie and I have no idea how many I have but probably 30ish. My favorite sidelocks are the T/C Senecas. I’ve...
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I have a few muzzle loaders but they haven't seen daylight in years. One is a Lyman plains rifle .50 caliber that looks like the...
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I enjoy muzzleloader hunting. My first was a Thompson Center New Englander in 54 cal. Only killed one doe with it but used to chase...
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Guy Miner replied to the thread Back in the 1990's.Yes, the 385 grain Hornady "great plains" hollow point soft lead bullets. Expanded well and killed quickly. Also pretty doggone...
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A blast from the past , and still show room condition.
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That is as close to shooting a deer mine has been. I need to change that.
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Mine is a Renegade .54. I shot some hogs, a deer and a few elk with it. Still have it too.
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I do a lot of hunting with my TC Encore in .50 Cal and it is very effective, but I know it's not the same animal as shooting an older...
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I used TC Maxi Hunters, I think they were called, and Buffalo bullets. The TC's are a pre-lubed solid lead bullet.
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I built a TC Hawken 50 cal from a kit. I liked the double set trigger. I put a Lyman receiver sight on mine and used Lyman REAL...
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I had the same issue setting up my Ohler 35 at the gun club. Several times I was asked by a fellow member if they could shoot a few...
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Ask my first chrony! It was not even me but met its demise via a 357 Mag. LOL
